Hulls Error Fishing Notes on Trade Pact and Japan Impact
T E Powers argues against Hulls tariff policy in a realistic tone. He cites the chemical manufacturers warning that any tariff cut for Great Britain could extend to Japan, noting Japan subsidized exports and low wage labor. He claims sixteen pacts reduced American tariffs, warns of British dumping after the war boom, and urges halting imports to protect American jobs. J H Scott of Long Branch adds a humorous note about organ music to fish and their taste.
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United States
Great Britain
Hull
Japan
Mr. Hull
China
Manufacturing Chemists’ Association
United Kingdom
Newfoundland
Orient
J. H. Scott
Long Branch
Governer Lehman Urges Militant Democracy at Syracuse
Governor Lehman urged graduates and rallying supporters to defend democracy with positive action against fascism and communism. He warned lethargy as democracy’s greatest threat and called for affirmative defense of democratic principles through engagement in prints, air, and platform.
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Leeman
New York
Syracuse University
Lehman
Delman
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
Public domain essay on love and marriage by Helen Rowland. It humorously contrasts sunburned noses, world conditions, and the allure of affection with practical wit about husbands, perfection, and the dangers of jealousy. The piece riffs on romance as theater and urges lighthearted, spontaneous affection over rigid propriety.
Wise Words on God Side Reflects Abraham Lincoln Quote
The saying emphasizes that the speaker’s focus is not divine alignment but personal alignment with God. It frames faith as a personal moral compass guiding choices rather than seeking favor for one side in conflict.
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God
Abraham
City Budgets and Vivid Vistas Stir Local Debate
James B Williams signs a letter criticizing city budget balancing by funding various work projects. He laments high living costs for families, questions excessive ordinances, and recalls the removal of Mexican chili stands from the Market Place, arguing for practical, affordable solutions over costly regulations.
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San Antonio
Niake
Devent Ilving
James B, Williams
Rothschild, Hitler, and a 1949 era echo in finance tale
A fragmented account links Baron Louis Rothschild to Nazi investigations and disputed deposits, while Eugens sues Louis for 3 280 183 over bank funds. It recalls Mayer A. Bauer and Rothschild origins, echoes of Coxey era marches, and a New York parade climate amid postwar chaos.
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Europe
Rothschild
Baron Louis
Vienmarnk
Credit Anstalt
Herr Hitler
Austin
Baron Roths
Eugens
Brother
Fanciful debt proponent Jacob Corey aims for Washington
In 1838 era notes recount Jacob Corey, a trotting horse magnate, leading a public push to abolish interest and allow municipalities to issue non-interest bearing bonds. His “On to Washington” campaign aimed at a grand capitol meeting May 1, but he and two aides were arrested for walking on the grass. the piece notes Corey’s stubborn belief in money free of interest and states’ power to print their own currency.
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Washington
Capitol
Corey
Ann
Jacob Corey
Congress
Yaa
King Fean Synd., Inc
Carlo the Rose in a Desert Soldier’s Quiet Life
A long, evocative portrait of Carlo, an Italian veteran now living in America. He wears a rose behind his ear, endures heat, labor, and memory of war from Tripoli to Tuscan childhood. Carlo's hard years of service, poverty, family, and toil shape a weary, proud man coping with earned youth and quiet daily work.
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Carlo
Haty
Tuscany
Sahare
Tripoli
America
King Feng
A Song of Working Fathers Mothers and Sons
Elsie Robinson writes of the working poor families in a lyrical piece. A mother asks if readers would trade a life like theirs for luxury noting shoes for children and meals for the family while millions labor in quiet service. The poem elevates the dignity of toil and faith in divine care.
Heartburn and Its Relation to Digestive Disturbances
A discussion on heartburn as a symptom of digestive disorders. The text explains the stomach’s role in digestion, factors that disturb digestion, and how distention can press on the heart causing burning sensations in the throat and stomach. It notes heartburn occurs with various stomach conditions and can appear in those with poor eating habits or other digestive illnesses.
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Naling
Digestive Health Advice From An Ancient Page
The passage warns against ignoring heartburn as a warning from nature and urges consulting a doctor. It advises avoiding indiscretions, eating at regular hours, getting rest after meals, chewing food slowly, and choosing simple nutritious foods while avoiding fried and greasy fare.
Fragmentary Health Advice Snippet Under Review
A garbled OCR snippet mentions salt pepper and spices, drinking water, avoiding constipation, and names such as Copeland MD. The readable portions suggest a brief health advice or medical note, but the fragment lacks coherent structure, dates, places, or a clear event.
Knowledge Quiz From a Bygone Magazine Page
Readers are invited to answer questions ranging from word origins and royal canonized saints to pronunciation of culinary terms and historic curiosities. The page presents a quirky trivia primer with references to Coleridge and Dickens, ending with a copyright note.
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Cole
England
Antal
Effy
Coleridge
Knute Reockhe
Scott Free
Paget
Phiz
Ieee
Mississippi
United States
King Peatties
Odd Bathing Tradition Returns to Hyde Park Lagoon
During the last bank holiday weekend London crowds gathered at the newly converted Lido in Hyde Park where locals and visitors swam in the lagoon. Observers noted a revival of the quirky seaside pastime as the transformation attracted wide public interest and playful commentary.
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London
Hyde Betk
Parachute Demo Stuns Local Field Soldiers in Display
Ten and twenty years ago from L A Light files report a spectacular parachute demonstration by seven Brooks Field soldiers jumping from seven Army planes in formation. The list includes Borgt Ernest W Somett Floyd M Tharp Otto Ernesth Ir Fred O Finkboiner Paul Starkey W J Diebold Joseph Rose. Also notes new officers installed at the San Antonio No 10 Prenternal Order of Eagles led by Charles Boyle M Morgan TJ Dorstein Fred Guardo William Sites and F Rove as treasurer. June 16, 1918 coverage mentions U S government census efforts in Bexar County with Dr W A King city health officer to assist and potential commissions in the Mottrel corps for physicians. Displays at local theaters feature Mabel Normand Dodging a Million Grand. Williams Hart The Dawn Maker Quien. Madge Kennedy Nearly Married Empire.
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Brooks
Borgt
Ernest W. Sommet
Cpls
Floyd M. Tharp
Otto Ernesth Ir
Pyts
Fred O. Finkboiner
Paul Starkey
W. J. Diebold
Joseph Rose
Vee
San Antonio
United States
Bexar County
W. A. King
Eity Health
Washington, D. C
Mottrel Corps
Mabel Normand
the Grand
Williams, Hart
The
Quien
Madge Kennedy
the Empire
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